4-H Club Builds Rural Safety Signs Across Township
The Full O'Pep 4-H Club led by Mrs. A E Kohler and members Robert Harra Janet Daugharthy Bill Kohler and James Peckham organized a safety project in Peoria Township. They surveyed roads marked signs and school zones and made 34 signs from plywood with black lettering and waterproof varnish.
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A. E. Kohler
Robert Harra
Janet Daugharthy
Bill Kohler
James Peckham
Peoria Township
State Highway Department
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FARMING TIPS FOR MILK PRODUCTION AND HAY HARVEST
Keep milk up in heat by turning cows out to pasture at night. Cows graze more at night and stay in shade by day, boosting milk. plan high quality hay to prevent summer slumps. Harvest hay quickly after cutting by conditioning and aligning wagon and baler capacity. Start chicks now to fill laying houses this fall. hens lay less after 14 to 16 months despite larger eggs.
4-H Safety Signs Aim to Improve Driving Cautions
A safety committee presented a talk on a safety project and showed signs already completed. Mrs Bruce Hays praised the placement of a shield right of way sign at a previously unmarked intersection. Eldon Finch, Peoria Township official, said signs were needed and would reduce accidents. He called the project helpful for 4-H and the community.
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Bruce Hays
Eldon Finch
Peoria Twonship
Finch
Rain Needed In Southwest Kansas Wheat Belt
A weekly federal state agriculture report through May 23 notes southwest Kansas requires moisture for the 1960 wheat crop as crops run vigorous and soil moisture drops. Some areas received 0.35 to 0.91 inches in 24 hours, lifting conditions there while bordering counties near Colorado and Oklahoma saw little rainfall.
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